1. The company or other shareholders may bring a lawsuit to the court, requiring shareholders who have not fully contributed to make up their subscribed capital contribution;

2. The creditors of the company may require the shareholders who have not fully contributed to bear joint and several liabilities for the debts that the company cannot pay off within the scope of the principal and interest that they have not contributed;

3. Shareholders shall pay their subscribed capital contributions in full and on time, and avoid taking on the debts of the company;

4. If shareholders fail to pay in full, the company may face the risk of transferring debts to shareholders.

Influencing factors of paid-in funds:

1, registered capital scale: the registered capital directly affects the paid-in capital;

2. Operating conditions of the company: the profitability and cash flow of the company will affect the ability to pay paid-in funds;

3. Shareholders' willingness to contribute: Shareholders' confidence in the company and willingness to contribute will affect the availability of paid-in funds;

4. Requirements of laws and regulations: Different industries have different requirements for paid-in funds, and changes in laws and regulations may affect the replenishment of paid-in funds;

5. Financing channels: whether the company can replenish funds through external financing will also affect the paid-in funds;

6. Corporate governance structure: the improvement of corporate governance structure will affect the management and use of funds, and then affect the replenishment of paid-in funds.

To sum up, the methods to solve the shortage of paid-in capital include: shareholders make up their capital contribution, creditors require shareholders to bear the debt liability, and shareholders pay their subscribed capital contribution on time to avoid the debt liability, otherwise the company may face the risk of debt transfer.

Legal basis:

Measures for the registration and filing of private investment funds

Article 33

Private equity funds should have the scale of paid-in funds to ensure basic investment ability and anti-risk ability. Unless otherwise specified, the initial paid-in raised funds of private equity funds shall meet the following requirements:

The private equity fund shall be no less than RMB 654.38+million;

The private equity fund shall be no less than RMB 654.38+million, of which the initial paid-in capital of the venture capital fund shall be no less than RMB 5 million, but the paid-in capital meeting the minimum requirements of the initial raising scale mentioned above shall be completed within 6 months after filing as stipulated in the fund contract;

The private equity fund invested in a single target is not less than 20 million yuan.

The initial offering face value of contractual private equity fund shares is 65,438+0 yuan RMB, which shall not be changed without authorization from the establishment to the expiration of the fund.